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Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix

Michael Jackson  Lyricist ,  Michael Jackson  Writer ,  Michael Jackson  Soloist ,  Michael Jackson  Duet ,  Michael Jackson  Main Performer

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1 Blood on the Dance Floor Riley/Jackson 4:14
2 Morphine Jackson 6:28
3 Superfly Sister Loren/Jackson 6:27
4 Ghosts Riley/Jackson 5:13
5 Is It Scary Lewis/Harris/Harris 5:35
6 Scream Louder [Flyte Tyme Remix] Harris/Jackson/Rile 5:26
7 Money [Fire Island Radio Edit] Bradford/Gordy 4:22
8 2 Bad [Remix] Austin/Jackson/Rene 3:33
9 Stranger in Moscow [Tee's In-House Club Mix] Jackson 6:53
10 This Time Around [Remix] Zander/Nielsen/Bran 4:04
11 Earth Song [Hani's Club Experience][Version] Jackson 7:55
12 You Are Not Alone [Remix] Kelly 7:37
13 History [Tony Moran's History Lesson][Version] Harris/Jackson/Lewi 8:00
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Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Sbme Special Mkts.

Style: Dance-Pop

Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix

UPC: 886972390826

Release Date: 02/01/2008

Original Release Date: 02/01/2008

Tracks: [Blood on the Dance Floor, Morphine, Superfly Sister, Ghosts, Is It Scary, Scream Louder [Flyte Tyme Remix], Money [Fire Island Radio Edit], 2 Bad [Remix], Stranger in Moscow [Tee's In-House Club Mix], This Time Around [Remix], Earth Song [Hani's Club Experience][Version], You Are Not Alone [Remix], History [Tony Moran's History Lesson][Version]]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Despite its heavy promotion, HIStory was a considerable sales disappointment, largely because it buried an album of new material with a greatest-hits collection, causing the former to be overlooked. Although the new album was unfocused, it had its moments, which may be why Michael Jackson refused to let HIStory die. He remixed eight of its songs for Blood on the Dance Floor: History in the Mix, and then added another five new songs. This time, however, it wasn't such a loss, since all the songs on Blood on the Dance Floor are of a piece. The title track, a reworking of "Jam" and "Scream," is indicative of the rest of the album. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi